Message from @Gobe

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2019-03-07 23:25:48 UTC  

baste

2019-03-07 23:26:40 UTC  

ya i dont think as much stuff is going to get automated, its rudimentry gueswork id think

2019-03-07 23:27:06 UTC  

food and factory positions ya probably

2019-03-07 23:27:35 UTC  

It's gonna be another upheaval of society, akin the the industrial revolution

2019-03-07 23:27:36 UTC  

like automated private care aides ? like what

2019-03-07 23:27:56 UTC  

carpenters?

2019-03-07 23:28:21 UTC  

yeah he's said stuff about how skilled trades will jump in demand, due to how hard they are to automate

2019-03-07 23:29:15 UTC  

cooks dropping by a million? i doubt it

2019-03-07 23:29:34 UTC  

see a lot of this stuff on that picture is bullshit , which is why i dont think much is gonna be automated

2019-03-07 23:30:10 UTC  

theres room , but some things just cant be or is too difficult to be, or have nuances to the job

2019-03-07 23:30:16 UTC  

depends on what tech is adopted in the restaurant industry

2019-03-07 23:30:44 UTC  

depends on what consumer products are available too

2019-03-07 23:30:50 UTC  

well i can tell ya no robot can flavor and crust a nice truffle pan fried chicken and glazed carrots

2019-03-07 23:31:15 UTC  

yeah I don't believe cooks will drop by that much

2019-03-07 23:31:39 UTC  

maintence workers arent gonna be automated

2019-03-07 23:31:51 UTC  

yep

2019-03-07 23:31:56 UTC  

like i said rudimentry guesswork at best

2019-03-07 23:32:20 UTC  

a robot cant fix a toilet

2019-03-07 23:32:26 UTC  

or repair a laptop

2019-03-07 23:32:48 UTC  

aint gonna fix a leaky pipe

2019-03-07 23:33:05 UTC  

mindless jobs vastly outnumber fine motor jobs though

2019-03-07 23:33:22 UTC  

of course not *everything* is going to be automated

2019-03-07 23:33:28 UTC  

and certainly not at the same rate

2019-03-07 23:34:38 UTC  

shits from 2013-2016 , depending how you look at it , 6 years or 3 , not much has changed , when they claim a decade out

2019-03-07 23:36:00 UTC  

the prediction metrics they use from Frey and Osbourne were from 2013

2019-03-07 23:36:12 UTC  

they use their predictions on the 2016 jobs data

2019-03-07 23:37:08 UTC  

10-20 years seems like a reasonable estimate for when automation becomes more widely adopted

2019-03-07 23:37:17 UTC  

20 years maybe

2019-03-07 23:37:23 UTC  

.yt tucker carlson yang

2019-03-07 23:37:46 UTC  

but fuck that , still dont think its as bad as he , or others think

2019-03-07 23:37:54 UTC  

just think about all the shit we lost to china of all places

2019-03-07 23:38:05 UTC  

yeah and look how it ruined our factory cities

2019-03-07 23:38:58 UTC  

yaaa i know , its still manual labor, lost jobs to "automation" already happened with Chinese factory npcs dude

2019-03-07 23:39:08 UTC  

but no one cared about that

2019-03-07 23:39:10 UTC  

muh robots

2019-03-07 23:41:05 UTC  

it was kinda funny when the mcdonalds workers in NYC fought so hard to get 15$ an hour and then all got fired when it passed and replaced wit touch screen ordering terminals

2019-03-07 23:41:28 UTC  

and how every walmart now only has a few regular check out lanes and all the rest are self checkout

2019-03-07 23:41:29 UTC  

so funny

2019-03-07 23:41:33 UTC  

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